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The full scope of Bermuda’s history and heritage is to be highlighted as part of a new education strategy drawn up by the National Museum of Bermuda. Elena Strong, the executive director of the museum and a member of the committee that prepared the b...

The head of Saltus Grammar School attended a prestigious international conference about the future of education. Deryn Lavell spent several days with heads of leading schools from around the world at the G30 conference. The G30 held April 29 to May ...

A split-second lapse in attention could cost lives on the roads, a government minister warned yesterday. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said that an advertisement by road safety campaigner A Piece of the Rock, which showed the potential co...

The hundreds of people who have died as a result of road crashes will be remembered as part of Road Safety Week. The week, which starts today, will feature road training and education and Bermuda’s road fatalities will be remembered on the last day. ...

Graduates of a restaurant server programme have been offered employment in the hospitality industry. Lovitta Foggo, Minister for Labour, Cultural Affairs and Sports, congratulated the 12 individuals who graduated from Take Five Limited Training Acade...

At least eight people could have died in incidents at sea last year if rescue missions had not been mounted, it has been revealed. The rescues were among 405 “incidents of concern” logged by the Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre and were highlighte...

Researchers are checking if a rare variant of sargassum seaweed that has invaded Caribbean coastlines could make its way to Bermuda. Robbie Smith, the curator of the Natural History Museum at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo, is working on a stud...

Children celebrated Autism Awareness Month yesterday with a special breakfast attended by the Premier. Pupils in the Paget Primary School autism spectrum disorder class acted as waiters to serve the food, which included eggs, bacon, waffles and fruit...

Renee Daniels had always dreamt of being a cook but it wasn’t until she won the praise of Marcus Samuelsson that her dream became a reality. She beat out competition from her fellow Bermuda College culinary students to win a contract at Marcus’, the...

A pilot programme to give problem drinkers a chance to avoid a driving ban could be discriminatory, an addiction counsellor has warned. Fiona Elkinson, who runs her own drink-driver education programme, said the new Driving Under the Influence Court,...